Sentence examples for answering possibilities from inspiring English sources

The second question was 'How many hours of your leisure time do you spend on average per week on 1) recreational cycling, walking, 2) gardening/doing odd jobs and 3) sports, gymnastics?' Answering possibilities were never, <1 hour per week, 1 2 hours per week and >2 hours per week.

Values were labeled as incorrect when a value other than the answering possibilities was registered.

Answering possibilities ranged from 1 (not satisfied) to 5 (completely satisfied).

As a result, the interviewer has to interpret and translate this into one of the answering possibilities.

Special attention was given to factors that encourage students to stay and practice from Uganda; the students who intended to stay were asked: what factors could encourage them to stay and work in Uganda: the answering possibilities were; racism abroad, high cost of living, long emigration process and lack of family and social support abroad, specify others.

Respondents were asked: "Do you believe in life after death?", with the following answering possibilities (1) "no, I don't believe in life after death", (2) "yes, I believe heaven exists", (3) "yes, I believe in reincarnation", and (4) "yes, other (please explain)".

First question: "Which 20th-century thinker was the subject of Iris Murdoch's book subtitled 'Romantic Rationalist?'" Multiple answer possibilities: a) Sartre, b) Wittgenstein, or c) Yates?

The intention to remain was measured with a single item, formulated as follows: 'Do you want to continue working within the commercial field after the apprenticeship?' The answer possibilities were 'no,'maybe/undecideded' and 'yes.'yes

After selecting their response, listeners had to click on the next button to proceed, thus placing the cursor at the exact centre of the screen before the next stimulus presentation (guaranteeing identical distances for the two answer possibilities).

Answer possibilities were: 'yes', 'now and then', and 'no'no

Answer possibilities are 3-6 months, 6-9 months, 9-12 months, and more than 12 months.